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**levitratestimon** · 04-14-2012, 01:44 PM

But allowing a NATO supply route to be resumed is definitely an issue of deen because of the ruling on those who aid the kuffar against the Muslims. I hope this news is not true otherwise FazlurRehman needs to fear for his imaan.

With regards to Maulana Sami Ul Haq, he is the father of the Taliban and the teacher of Mullah Umar; he wouldn't give his consent to this if his life depended on it

No, it is not an issue of deen. Otherwise, one can argue that any Muslim who allies with Americans anywhere should fear for his imaan. That would mean that nearly 7 million Muslim Americans should fear for their imaan.

The entire issue isn't as clear cut as we'd like it to be. There are some, albeit insufficient conditions attached to this issue, such as having the US stop drone attacks in Northern Pakistan and to offer apology. It may be that the plan would have gone ahead with even more concessions made had Ml. Fazlur Rehman persisted in his protest against it.

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levitratestimon Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 413 Senior Member	But allowing a NATO supply route to be resumed is definitely an issue of deen because of the ruling on those who aid the kuffar against the Muslims. I hope this news is not true otherwise FazlurRehman needs to fear for his imaan. With regards to Maulana Sami Ul Haq, he is the father of the Taliban and the teacher of Mullah Umar; he wouldn't give his consent to this if his life depended on it No, it is not an issue of deen. Otherwise, one can argue that any Muslim who allies with Americans anywhere should fear for his imaan. That would mean that nearly 7 million Muslim Americans should fear for their imaan. The entire issue isn't as clear cut as we'd like it to be. There are some, albeit insufficient conditions attached to this issue, such as having the US stop drone attacks in Northern Pakistan and to offer apology. It may be that the plan would have gone ahead with even more concessions made had Ml. Fazlur Rehman persisted in his protest against it.
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